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General| Power Output | 50W (25W per channel) |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| CD Player | Yes |
| USB Playback | Yes |
| FM Radio | Yes |
| Dimensions | 280 x 280 x 180 mm (Main Unit) |
| Cassette Deck | No |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Type | Micro System |
| Speaker Type | 2-way speakers |
| Functions | CD, USB, Bluetooth, FM Radio |
| Speakers | 2 |
| Tuner | FM |
Important instructions, safety warnings, and service contact details for users in the UK and Ireland.
Crucial safety advice regarding power, servicing, and appliance placement to prevent hazards.
Information and cautions for operating a Class 1 Laser product to avoid radiation exposure.
Information concerning copyright laws and adherence to relevant European directives.
Guidelines for optimal placement, ventilation, and environmental conditions to ensure safe and proper operation.
Recommendations for listening volumes to prevent hearing damage and ensure safe use.
Identification of all buttons and indicators located on the front panel of the main unit.
Explanation of the various status indicators displayed on the unit's digital display.
Details regarding the input/output sockets and connection ports on the rear of the unit.
Description of the individual components that make up the speaker system.
Identification and description of all buttons and their functions on the remote control.
Instructions for installing batteries and essential precautions for their use and replacement.
Procedure to verify remote control functionality and understand its effective operating range.
Guidance on connecting FM and AM aerials to achieve the best possible radio signal reception.
Instructions for correctly connecting speakers and the AC power lead to the unit.
Explanation of the unit's initial demonstration mode and how to activate or deactivate it.
How to adjust the system's volume and enhance bass frequencies using the main unit or remote.
Guide to selecting different equalizer modes for various listening preferences.
Procedures for loading CDs into the player, starting playback, pausing, and stopping.
How to navigate tracks, locate specific audio portions, and control playback functions.
Methods for selecting specific discs and important cautions for CD handling and player operation.
Using direct search buttons to find specific tracks and understanding limitations.
Instructions for setting up continuous repeat playback and random track sequencing.
Steps for creating custom playback sequences and guidelines for maintaining compact discs.
Detailed steps for tuning into radio stations using both manual and automatic search methods.
How to memorize, recall, scan, and erase preset radio stations for quick access.
Instructions for inserting a cassette, selecting playback sides, and initiating tape playback.
How to stop playback, fast forward/rewind, and essential cautions for tape operation.
Guidance on preparing for recording, including test recordings and tape type considerations.
Step-by-step instructions for recording audio content directly from a CD onto a cassette tape.
Methods for recording multiple CDs, programmed tracks, radio broadcasts, and erasing tapes.
Instructions for programming the unit to automatically play or record at a specified time.
Details on setting start times, resetting/changing timers, and cancelling operations.
How to set the sleep timer to automatically switch the unit to standby after a designated period.
Guide for connecting external devices like VCRs or DVD players to the unit's VIDEO/AUX inputs.
Instructions for recording from external sources and connecting a subwoofer for enhanced audio.
Guidelines for using headphones, including connection and recommended impedance.
Solutions for common issues like clock errors, unit unresponsiveness, and CD playback malfunctions.
Troubleshooting steps for radio noise, recording failures, and cassette deck operational issues.
Diagnosing remote control failures and procedures for resetting the unit's memory.
Advice on handling operational errors, condensation, and preparing the unit for safe transportation.
Instructions for cleaning tape heads, pinch rollers, and the CD pickup lens for optimal performance.
Procedures for cleaning the unit's exterior cabinet and demagnetizing tape heads.
Specific technical data for the CD player, speaker system, tuner, and cassette deck.
